Difference between revisions of "Forwarding Mail"
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| − | If you're a CS | + | If you're a CS ''grad student, professor, researcher, postdoc or staff member,'' log into one of our [http://www.cs.jhu.edu/support/wiki/index.php/Linux_Clients_on_the_CS_Grad/Research_Net Grad/Research Net Linux clients.] |
| − | If you're a CS | + | If you're a CS ''ugrad student,'' log into one of our [http://www.cs.jhu.edu/support/wiki/index.php/Linux_Clients_on_the_CS_Undergrad_Net Ugrad Net Linux Clients.] |
In the top level of your home directory, create a '''.forward''' file (don't forget the '''.''' ) using an editor. | In the top level of your home directory, create a '''.forward''' file (don't forget the '''.''' ) using an editor. | ||
Revision as of 19:32, 30 July 2013
If you're a CS grad student, professor, researcher, postdoc or staff member, log into one of our Grad/Research Net Linux clients.
If you're a CS ugrad student, log into one of our Ugrad Net Linux Clients.
In the top level of your home directory, create a .forward file (don't forget the . ) using an editor.
Put your preferred e-mail account address as the only line in the .forward file.
Save changes.
Then at the command prompt run:
chmod 744 .forward (again don't forget the . )